Obituaries of Samuel MacDonald and Arthur Purtlebaugh
Samuel King MacDonald of 1531 Spruce Street Philadelphia died yesterday at home. Survived by widow Alma Bean MacDonald formerly of Winchester and one daughter and three grandchildren. Funeral arrangements incomplete. Arthur Lee Purtlebaugh of Gore died yesterday at home aged 82. Funeral Sunday at 2 pm at Jones Funeral Home with Rev Ralph S. Malcolm. pallbearers listed. burial Mt. Olive Cemetery. Kansas rural population note. David Scott Garrett two month old son of Mia Gloria Garrett of Rt 4 Winchester Memorial Hospital died yesterday. Born April 23 in Winchester. Survived by mother and maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Robert Garrett Mountain Falls Route. Funeral Sunday at 4 pm at Jones Funeral Home with Rev Robert Trimble.
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Samuel King MacDonald
Spruce St
Philadelphia
Alma Bean MacDonald
Winchester
Arthur Lee Purtlebaugh
Gore
Jones
Ralphs. Malcolm
Frederick M. Kern
Eugene B. Purtlebaugh
Woodrow B. Kern
C. Douglas Kerns
Virgil H. Purtlebaugh
Mervil J. Purtlebaugh
John Ward
Fred Oates
Harold R. Edwards
W. E. Edwards
Virgil DeHaven
John Elliott
Mt. Olive Cemetery
David Scott Garrett
Mia
Gloria Garrett
Rt. 4
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Robert Garrett
Mountain Falls
Jones Funeral Home
Robert Trimble
Funeral arrangements for several local figures announced
Funeral services are scheduled for Mr. Arthur Lee Purtlebaugh Sunday at 2:00 p.m. at Jones Funeral Home. Infant David Scott Garrett will be laid to rest Sunday at 4:00 p.m. at First Baptist Church. Mr. Maurice J. Baptist is set for Saturday at 3:30 p.m. at First Baptist Church, with services conducted by Jones Funeral Home, Inc.
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David Scott Garrett
Jones Funeral Home
Maurice J. Baptist
First Baptist Church
Local Pharmacist M J Baptist Dies at 86 in Winchester
Maurice Jacquelyn Baptist 86 of Stephens City died after a long illness at Winchester Memorial Hospital. He practiced as a pharmacist for 60 years in Virginia and was a longtime deacon at First Baptist Church. Burial will be in Mount Hebron after services at 3:30 pm tomorrow. The family receives friends tonight at Jones Funeral Home.
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Stephens City
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mr. Baptist
Lewiston
Edward G
Sarah Nevelson Baptist
Pattie Cullom
Virginia
First Baptist Church
Edward Baptist
Dunlora School
University of Richmond
Garland H, Baptist
Winchester
Michael Hansbrough Baptist of
E. T. Clark
Dr. Allen
T. Hawthorne
Samuel Preston
Lon G, Carpenter
Lynwood Spicer
Horace Brown
M. E. Royston, Jr
Lawrence Grim
Loring Wright
Executiv Board
Mount Hebron
North Carolina Assembly Concludes Long Costly Session
The 1967 North Carolina General Assembly session ends as the longest on record and the most costly to operate. Lawmakers approved measures though the session stretched long into the year.
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Raleigh, N. C
North Carolina General Assembly
Glaize Brothers Conservation and State Legislature Highlights
Conservation details for the Glaize Brothers across Frederick County and neighboring states describe ponds wildlife borders and plantings. The NC legislative session adjourned after 148 days approving a 2.73 billion 1967 69 budget plus a new Intermediate Court of Appeals and liquor laws enhancing wet county brown bag use.
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Intermediate Court of Appeals
Superior Courts
State Supreme Court
Raymond B. Mallard
Tabor City
Dan Moore
David Britt
D-Robeson
House
Naomi E. Morris
Wilson
James C. Farthing
Lenoir
Hugh Campbell
Charlotte
Sartorius muscle crosses thigh in diagonal path
The sartorius is the longest muscle in the human body and runs across the front of the thigh at an oblique angle.
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Sartorius
Stephen son man treated after car crash on Rt 81
David P. Russell of Stephen son was treated at Winchester Memorial Hospital after a one car crash on Rt 81 north of Winchester at 7:30 a.m. He left the ramp from Rt 7, struck an embankment and two reflector posts. He was treated for multiple contusions and abrasions and released. Russell’s car was damaged beyond repair with about 10 dollars damage to posts. Two others were treated last night: Joe Pendleton of Winchester with lacerations after a pickup hit a bridge on Rt 340 north of Berryville at 8:25 p.m.. Russell Clay of Sunnyside released after a bump on the head. Both Pendleton and Clay were taken to the hospital by rescue squads.
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Stephenson
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Winchester-at
Russell
Rt. 7
C. W. Turner
Joe Pendleton
Winchester
John Enders
Rt. 340
Berryville
Russell Clay
Sunnyside
Mr. Clay
Winchester Volunteer Rescue Squad
Bus Crash Near Korat Station Kills Up To Forty
Reports from Bangkok say a crowded bus failed brakes and collided with an express train near Korat railway station, killing 30 to 40 people. One account lists 29 dead with 11 dying in hospital and 22 women and children among the victims.
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Bangkok
Thailand
Korat
Turkistan cargo ship repaired and back in service
The Soviet cargo ship Turkistan, claimed by Moscow to have been attacked by U S planes near a North Vietnamese harbor, has been repaired and returned to service Tass reported today.
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Turkistan
U.S
North Vietnamese
Tass
Kennedy Back Today for More Of Expo 67
Senator Robert F. Kennedy rests after a busy first day at Montreal’s Expo 67 as six Kennedy children join cheering crowds. He plans to tour pavilions he missed, including the Soviet pavilion and Habitat 67, while his younger family members enjoy the Expo theatre with pop groups The Turtles and Every Mother’s Son.
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Montreal
Expo Theatre
Robert F. Kennedy
New York
U.S
The
Turtles
Virginia Weather: Mostly Cloudy With Rain Possibility
A Virginia forecast calls for mostly cloudy conditions with a chance of rain tonight and Saturday. Highs will be 75 to 80 on Saturday, lows in the 60s, with showers and warmer conditions Sunday. Winds southeast at 6 to 12 mph. The five day outlook shows near normal temps statewide, cooler in the mountains and extreme south, with about an inch of rainfall expected mainly Saturday through Monday.
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Airlines Rise as Stocks Rally Across Markets
Wall Street reported a stronger start with gains outnumbering losses 5 to 3. American Telephone delayed opening and fell 14 to 54.44, creating a paper loss of 808 million dollars for its three million shareholders. Eastern, United, Pan American up about a point amid higher June traffic totals.
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American Telephone
Eastern
United Air Lines l
Pan American
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